importance of english communication

importance of english communication

By: Paul Hata | LanguageEnglish is very important as it involves our daily life. It can break the language barrier thus bringing the message across to the other party/parties clearly. For working adult, companies are looking for individuals who mastered English language so that the company can run smoothly without communication errors among staffs. As for the cases of students, their syllabus are in English language by large. By mastering English language, they would be able to understand the syllabus better. read more

By: andrew milton | Writing & SpeakingAs we all know well, English is a universally accepted language. All the nations are having their individual separate regional languages; apart from this there must be some provision with the help of which they can communicate with the other peoples those who are present outside their country. read more

By: Robert G. Ogilvie | Other communicationsBesides the flow of information through the standard channels, in every organization a flow of informal information also exists. In an army as well as in business there are many invisible informal information channels which are important for the mutual understanding and co-operation. Informal contacts between colleagues are a countermeasure against the ubiquitous bureaucracy. When there is a positive atmosphere, employees often take the initiative to redress a situation. In this way many mistakes are spontaneously fixed. Frictions and problems are quickly spotted and rectified. read more

By: Sid Dowser | CommunicationsAs an alive individual, we have to act a number of different roles which requires from us different characteristics and qualities. But one of the indispensable character which is so important for us is communication. Without an effective way of communicating, we can not get things done whether it is a small problem. It is estimated that about 80% of human problems derives from misunderstandin read more

By: Robert F. Abbott | Ezine PublishingA study a couple of years ago found that 63% of executives were making fewer business trips because of technology. Instead of a plane trip, face-to-face meetings and a plane trip back, they used email, videoconferencing, or online meetings, according to the Accountemps study. If you're a manager who's spending less time with a suitcase and more with a mouse, you'll want to pay attention to the nature of the media we use, and especially when sending important messages. A few years ago we heard a lot about etiquette in electronic messaging (netiquette) on the Internet, about needing to... read more

By: Roberto Sedycias | Self ImprovementSelf Improvement Communication is a very important aspect in our everyday life. The gift to communicate for others is a big problem. Some is struggling so much in this area that they are often misunderstood. Here are a few guidelines for self help to communication. Even as a baby you have your way of communicating with the people around you. Loud unceasing cries can tell your parents that you are hungry or you are wet and needs diaper change. The next stage is when babies use body language to get what they want like waving a cup can indicate that they are thirsty and need a drink. When they get older, ... read more

By: Jennifer | Workplace safetyOver the past years, business organizations are specializing in wanting for workers that have the required technical skills required in order to get the task done effectively and efficiently. Yet, to the present day, several managers continue to struggle in meeting their goals and objectives. Why? read more

By: Simon Lee Smith | Other communicationsInternal communication is not 'soft and fluffy' - it is at the very heart of the organization, whatever its purpose, and is critical to its effective functioning. The tragic and horrific case of Baby Peter, the toddler who died in August 2007 after receiving sustained abuse from his mother, her boyfriend and their lodger, provides a stark reminder of the importance of communication at work and the potential consequences of getting it wrong. read more